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<blockquote data-quote="AbdulAlhazred" data-source="post: 7363802" data-attributes="member: 82106"><p>I'm still skeptical that this alone automatically addresses the character's belief. It MIGHT be enough, but there could also be MANY obstacles to getting out of the city with it, even if it proved to be what was desired. And really, is it that big a deal? I mean, the belief stated seemed to be a fairly short-term goal really. I guess the other question being &quot;why would he leave anyway?&quot; I mean, maybe after the whole sequence that was outlined by [MENTION=42582]pemerton[/MENTION] he DID leave, but just the finding of the feather doesn't seem to me to provide the character any narrative reason to do so, and indeed he didn't seem to think it was necessary himself either, though you might argue that was due to the perceived low quality of the feather. Still, had it been a fully potent feather (he passed the check) then wouldn't he have been even MORE motivated to stay in town?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="AbdulAlhazred, post: 7363802, member: 82106"] I'm still skeptical that this alone automatically addresses the character's belief. It MIGHT be enough, but there could also be MANY obstacles to getting out of the city with it, even if it proved to be what was desired. And really, is it that big a deal? I mean, the belief stated seemed to be a fairly short-term goal really. I guess the other question being "why would he leave anyway?" I mean, maybe after the whole sequence that was outlined by [MENTION=42582]pemerton[/MENTION] he DID leave, but just the finding of the feather doesn't seem to me to provide the character any narrative reason to do so, and indeed he didn't seem to think it was necessary himself either, though you might argue that was due to the perceived low quality of the feather. Still, had it been a fully potent feather (he passed the check) then wouldn't he have been even MORE motivated to stay in town? [/QUOTE]

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